Bank for International Settlements

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Acronym:

BIS

Website: https://www.bis.org/

Address:

Basel, Switzerland Centralbahnplatz 2

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is an international financial organisation composed of 60 central banks and monetary authorities. BIS's goal is to ensure monetary and financial stability through cooperation among its members. It also provides research and statistics, as well as seminars and workshops.

BIS's activities in the Internet field are mainly conducted by the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI), which undertakes reserach and issues guidelines on aspects such as e-money, virtual currencies, and the cybersecurity of financial infrastructures.

Issues

E-Money and virtual currencies

Instruments

Other Instruments

Guidance on cyber resilience for financial market infrastructures (Bank for International Settlements) (2015)

Report on Digital currencies (Bank for International Settlements) (2015)

Report: Cyber resilience in financial market infrastructures (2014)

Non-banks in retail payment (September 2014) (2014)

Report: Innovation in retail payment (2012)

Survey of develpments in electronic money and internet and mobile payments (2004)

Survey of electronic money develpments (2001)

Resources

Reports

Risk Management for Electronic Banking and Electronic Money Activities (1998)

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